Fw: Notify NYC - Silver Alert

Silver Alert issued on 4/11/13 at 3:00 PM.  NYPD has issued a Silver Alert for Altagracia Guzman, female, Hispanic, age 80.  She was last seen in the vicinity of West 151st Street and Broadway in Manhattan on 4/10/13 at 6:45 PM.  Ms. Guzman is described as being 5'3", 120 lbs., with grey hair and brown eyes.  She suffers from Alzheimer's and diabetes.  A photo is attached; if this person is seen, please call 911.   The sender included the following attachment: https://phx-attachments.sendwordnow.com/Attachments.aspx?token=d1543670-1d7a-42be-b1b9-f7833e637449   The sender provided the following contact information.    Sender's Name: Notify NYC    Sender's Email: notifynyc@oem.nyc.gov    Sender's Contact Phone: 2126399675

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Cuomo vetoed more than 200 items in the state budget yesterday, but allowed a $6,000 proposal to pay for the burial of 15 slaves whose remains sit on a shelf in a state museum, despite vetoing an appropriation of the same amount last year, the Times-Union reports: http://bit.ly/10Vpf5q

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Fw: How to Stop Unsolicited Mail, Phone Calls, and E-mail

Is your mailbox full of junk mail? Are you tired of telemarketers? Are you sick of spam e-mails?  The good news is that Federal Trade Commission's guide to Stopping Unsolicited Mail, Phone Calls, and E-mail can help you opt out of them. Follow these steps to reduce offers from marketers.   If you have questions, contact us. Stay Connected to USA.GOV: Facebook  Twitter  YouTube  Our Blog This email was sent to narmer@gmail.com from: USA.gov • General Services Administration • OCSIT • 1275 First Street NE • Washington DC 20417 • (800) 333-4636.

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Fw: Health Department Launches Ad Campaign Encouraging Consumers to Purchase Lower Sodium Packaged Food

Health E-News April 1, 2013 Health Department Launches Ad Campaign Encouraging Consumers to Purchase Lower Sodium Packaged Food Nearly 90 percent of Americans consume too much sodium, much of which comes from packaged foods The Health Department launched a new ad campaign today encouraging consumers to compare nutrition labels and choose products with less sodium. The ads, running in subway cars, highlight the large range of sodium in packaged foods and encourage consumers to "Compare Labels. Choose Less Sodium." The ads will run through the month of April. Learn more Health Bulletin: Choose Less Sodium (PDF) Follow us on Twitter To sign up for more e-mail updates, or to unsubscribe from this list, simply go to www.nyc.gov/health/email and select the Health Department updates you'd like to receive. Comment on this news service Please do not reply to this message.